Editing Henryk Sienkiewicz (section)

=== Novels ===
==== Series ====
''The Small Trilogy''
# ''The Old Servant'' (1875) – short story.
# ''Hania'' (1876) – novella – about a love triangle and unfulfilled love.
# ''Saleem Mirza'' (1877) – novella – it takes place during the [[Franco-Prussian War]].

''[[The Trilogy]]'' (''Trylogia'')
# ''[[With Fire and Sword]]'' (''Ogniem i mieczem'', 1884) depicts the 17th-century [[Khmelnytsky Uprising]] of [[Ukraine]]'s [[Cossacks]] against Poland; the novel has been made into a [[With Fire and Sword (film)|feature film]] of the same title and inspired the video game [[Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword|''Mount & Blade: With Fire & Sword'']].
# [[The Deluge (novel)|''The Deluge'']] (''Potop'', 1886) depicts the 17th-century Swedish invasion of Poland, [[The Deluge (Polish history)|the "Deluge"]]; the novel has been made into a [[The Deluge (film)|feature film]] of the same title.
# [[Fire in the Steppe|''Sir Michael'']] (''Pan Wołodyjowski'', 1888) depicts Poland's struggle against the [[Ottoman Empire]], invading Poland in 1668–1672; the novel has been made into a feature film, ''[[Colonel Wolodyjowski (film)|Colonel Wołodyjowski]]''.

==== Standalone novels ====
* ''[[Without dogma]]'' (''Bez dogmatu'', 1891).
* ''The Polaniecki Family'', a.k.a. ''Children of the Soil'' (''Rodzina Połanieckich'', 1894) – in Warsaw (the city, the place of doing business) and its main character is a merchant and entrepreneur (an engineer by education, a nobleman by birth), Stanisław Połaniecki who marries an impoverished noblewoman Marynia, née Pławicka. From a ruthless businessman and an unfaithful husband who subordinates moral values to his goals and whims, he changes into a landowner who honours traditional values. The image of the Połanieckis' marriage presented in the work focuses mainly on the experience of the relationship by both spouses. The descriptions mainly concern the spouses while little is said about marriage as a relationship. Sienkiewicz focuses more on the description of Połaniecki than his wife. It is his figure that is outlined in more detail and comprehensively. Połaniecka is presented mainly as an ideal wife.
* ''[[Quo Vadis (novel)|Quo Vadis]]'' (1895) – a story of [[St. Peter]] in Rome in the reign of Emperor [[Nero]].
* [[The Teutonic Knights (novel)|''The Teutonic Knights'']] (a.k.a. ''The Knights of the Cross'': ''Krzyżacy'', 1900) relates to the [[Battle of Grunwald]]; the novel was made into [[The Teutonic Knights (film)|a 1960 feature film of the same title]], by [[Aleksander Ford]].
* ''[[On the Field of Glory]]'' (''Na polu chwały'', 1906) – a story of King [[John III Sobieski]] and the [[Battle of Vienna]].
* Whirlpools (''Wiry'', 1910) – a critical attitude towards the socialist movement is expressed.
* ''[[In Desert and Wilderness]]'' (''W pustyni i w puszczy'', 1912) – the adventures of a Polish boy, Staś, and a younger English girl, Nell, in Africa during the [[Mahdist War]] of 1881–99.
* ''Legions'' (1914 – Unfinished) – in the Polish lands of the Prussian partition. Two friends: Marek Kwiatkowski and Stanisław Cywiński decide to enlist in the Polish legions that are formed in Italy and fight alongside Napoleon Bonaparte against Austria. The author presents the socio-political and moral situation in the Polish lands under the Prussian partition. The reader observes the everyday life of various social groups, their attitudes towards the occupying authorities, as well as their views on national issues. In the further part of the novel, the situation of Polish legionnaires in Italy after the conclusion of the Campo Formio peace (1797) between the French Republic and the Habsburg Monarchy.